Poolrite pool and spa filter cartridges
Which replacement cartridge each of the 4 Poolrite pool filters and spas sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 1 Australian seller.
Showing 4 of 4 Poolrite models · grouped by part
C Series CL100 cartridge element 11080032takes 11080032
C Series CL150 cartridge element 11080033takes 11080033
C Series CL200 cartridge element 11080034takes 11080034
C Series CL50 cartridge element 11080030takes 11080030
How to change your Poolrite filter cartridge
Steps for the C Series CL50 cartridge element 11080030 (11080030), the filter 1 Poolrite model takes.
No clear video for this filter yet. The steps cover it.
- 1Turn the pump off and close the valves. Open the air release valve on the lid.
- 2Undo the quick-access locking ring and lift the lid off.
- 3Lift out the cartridge. Hose it clean or soak it in cartridge cleaner; do not use a high-pressure hose or a stiff brush.
- 4Refit the cartridge, check the lid O-ring and tighten the locking ring. Restart and bleed the air.
After fitting the new cartridge
No reset light. Poolrite says to clean the cartridge when the gauge reads about 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure.
Common questions
- What happens if I don't change the filter?
- A clogged cartridge slows the flow and the pump works harder, and a torn one lets dirt back into the water, so the pool or spa clouds.
- What do I do after changing the cartridge in a Poolrite pool filter or spa?
- No reset light. Poolrite says to clean the cartridge when the gauge reads about 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure.
All 4 Poolrite pool filters we list, A to Z
Brand names describe compatibility only; FitMatch is independent of Poolrite. Fitment sources are recorded on every model page.



